Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile Prison
Nell Bernstein’s Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile Prison examines the institutions and assumptions behind youth incarceration. Centered on juvenile prison and the possibility of moving beyond it, this book contributes to wider conversations about juvenile justice, education, law, and the treatment of young people.
About This Book
Burning Down the House examines juvenile prison and the question of what should replace it.
Nell Bernstein focuses on the systems and ideas surrounding the incarceration of young people.
The book considers the broader social and legal issues raised by juvenile imprisonment.
It offers a focused contribution to discussions about youth justice and alternatives to prison.
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